They simply discharge the zapper on any unresponsive spot a few times a
day. The strong electrical signal finds a way through the neural net and
winds up in the brain which then ties the intent and input location of the
charge to the spot it winds up in. Any part of the brain can do any other
parts job..it just needs learn that it should. It's sort of a signal for
the brain to "look over here".
Ken
At 08:09 AM 9/3/00 -0700, you wrote:
Ode, do you know any more about the procedure the stroke victims use to
reestablish these neural pathways? pj
Ode Wan Coyote wrote:
>
> I know a few people who use devices of this sort to establish new neural
> pathways in cases of paralysis from stroke. Seems to work.
> And yes, the piezio igniters and therapy devices are the same but wired a
> bit differently.
> ken
>
> At 09:34 AM 9/2/00 -0400, you wrote:
> >In a message dated 9/2/00 2:18:35 AM EST, a260d...@uswest.net writes:
> >
> ><< Subj: CS>venom,/bites
> > Date: 9/2/00 2:18:35 AM EST
> > From: a260d...@uswest.net (dave)
> > Reply-to: a260d...@uswest.net
> > To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> >
> > Does anyone have experience using the little snap action
> > piezoelectric igniters like the ones used to start your gas
> > grill for bites,etc.
> > I remember a few years back a motorcycle nut was doing TV
> > spots on such a device for all kinds of pain,think he called
> > it a zapper too.Guess FDA,FCC,AMA,all same, shut him down.
> > I have used this igniter device on a live round worm from
> > my cat on a glass slide in water and it quickly did it in
> > with one click.
> > Do these little units have enough power to penetrate
> > tissue,like say my belly???
> > Oh by the way CS had no affect on the round worm,tried that
> > first..
> > >>
> >
> >Dave: I had another question along the same lines. With regard to those
> >little "zapper" devices we all see in the mail order catalogs that are
> >supposed to remove pain by pushing a plunger device, are they
constructed on
> >the same principle as the snap action piezoelectric igniters? Roger
> >
> >
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